Conservative Critics Say Ports Deal Opens U.S. to Terrorist Infiltration
February 23, 2006
- Two conservative observers say despite White House assurances over safety concerns in permitting several major U.S. ports to be managed by a Middle Eastern company, the fact that the company is based in that part of the world makes it more vulnerable to penetration by terrorists -- and ultimately puts those ports at risk. Full Story...Athlete, Motivational Speaker Challenges Fathers to Lead
February 23, 2006
- RV Brown steps on-stage at a high school assembly, flexes his huge biceps and shouts, "This is not steroids! This is turnip greens, black-eyed peas, ham hocks and cornbread!" It's a typical Brown hook to get his teenage audience to sit up and take note. It works. Full Story...
Longtime Commandments Lawsuit Closes; Utah Monument Stays
February 23, 2006
- A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit that sought the removal of a Ten Commandments monument from a public park in one Utah city. Full Story...
Wisconsin Legislator Wants 'All Options' Taught Re: Origin of Life
February 23, 2006
- Two Democrats have introduced a bill in the Wisconsin legislature to ban public schools from teaching intelligent design as science. Full Story...
Chaplain Rebels at Prayer Censorship, Then Removed From Assignment
February 23, 2006
- Another military chaplain has gotten into trouble with his superiors because he has refused to go along with orders not to pray in the name of Jesus. Full Story...
Voucher Backers Ramping Up for Amendment Battle in Florida Legislature
February 23, 2006
- Republicans in the Florida House and Senate are crafting language for a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow the state to retain its three programs for private school vouchers. Full Story...
When God Came Near
February 23, 2006
- July 26 was a beautiful day in Guaimaca, Honduras. A team of 30 mission volunteers, some from the small town of New Albany, Mississippi, prepared to spend the day in the rural village of La Union high in the mountains of Honduras. The team traveled two hours to set up a medical and dental clinic where they ministered to the physical and spiritua... Full Story...
Pro-Lifers Rejoice; High Court Will Review Partial-Birth Abortion Challenge
February 22, 2006
- Pro-life and family advocates are expressing their joy over Tuesday's announcement by the U.S. Supreme Court that it will review a lower-court ruling on President Bush's Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act (PABA). The Act, passed overwhelmingly by Congress and signed into law by the president in 2003, has been stymied by legal challenges from abortio... Full Story...
Petitions Urge Denmark's Resistance Against Muslim Censorship
February 22, 2006
- A conservative group is calling on Americans to sign a petition to encourage the nation of Denmark to stand firm against the Islamic rage over the publication of cartoons satirically depicting Islam's prophet Muhammed in a Danish newspaper. Full Story...
Trend -- More Collegians Seeking Job Security Are Choosing Healthcare Majors
February 22, 2006
- A member of the Board of Trustees for the Christian Medical & Dental Associations (CMDA) reports that growing numbers of college students are enrolling in healthcare programs, and she believes their reasons go beyond just wanting to be doctors and nurses. Full Story...
PJI Helps Convince Portland-Area City to Quit Blocking Church's Expansion
February 22, 2006
- After months of resistance and delays, officials in one Oregon city have reversed their earlier decision and will now allow a local church to expand its facility. Now, thanks to the legal assistance of Pacific Justice Institute, Calvary Chapel Worship Center of Hillsboro will be able to expand not only its buildings but its outreach to the local... Full Story...
'Faith-Based' Funding Measure Pits Peach State's Governor Against Naysayers
February 22, 2006
- The governor of Georgia is once again urging passage of an amendment that would allow faith-based service providers to receive state funding. Full Story...
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